16.9°c

1012mb.

Cloudy.

Wind ESE.

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Cloudy.

15.4c

1010.2mb rising

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Cloudy 15c

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Cloudy. 17.4c. Humidity 94%rh.

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Sunny and breezy, overnight low 14.4c.  currently 18.0c 

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Gary

Quite windy overnight and now, 15.9C already and sunny spells.
We may even touch 20C for first time since 10th July 

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Cloudy and breezy.

Temp 19.2C

RH 72%

Pressure 1008.3mb

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Bright 'n' breezy. 5-7 okta, 13.8c in a mod to fresh SW'ly. Pressure rising steadily.

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Some sunshine, very warm but breezy, 21c.

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Quite bright with some sunshine and only varied cloud cover. It does feel quite warm and muggy (tropical maritime-like) despite the brisk south west breeze.

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Windy and wet

Wind S strong breeze

Temp 12.8C

Feels and sounds like autumn

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so much for a dry day being forecast....16c light rain

18c sunny intervals tall distant cloud.

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Warm sunny intervals humid brisk SSWly wind. 20c

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Breezy, had tempertaures rise in the early hours to 20c which will be the maximum for the day!

Sunny intervals, breezy SW wind, 21.6C.

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Cloudy.  22.5c. Breezy 11 km/h S.W.

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19c cloudy with drizzle and showers.

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Some broken cloud allowing some sunshine.. Some spots of rain from passing clouds.. Nothing much....

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Something very 'alive' about the weather here today. howling, brisk  warm wind with brief spells of vivid, yellow sunshine broken by abrupt but lively showers Temp a very pleasant 16.7c, warmest mid-afternoon temp in a long time. Great weather all round!

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Mostly sunny with a brisk SW wind, 22.1C

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Can you believe it...20 C in Edinburgh...feels lovely! Howling wind though but warmest since 1st July's 23 C up here 😆

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Cloudy with accasional rain.

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Cloudy with accasional rain.

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It is 21ºC and sunny here at home at the moment. I knew it would be that warm in Aberdeen today as the BBC forecast a high of 18ºC on the national forecast (and predictably get it wrong by 3 degrees of so!). Interestingly the BBC Scotland forecast got the temperature spot on again. If they can do it why can the national forecast not, using the same data and same forecast for the same location!

I asked them this by e-mail a year ago as it is a persistent and indeed consistent shortcoming and I got a very unsatisfactory answer (and indeed incorrect!) but said they would pass it on. Their forecast are still wrong and I would guess the simple reason is that the "national resolution" takes the average land and (part of) sea temperature whereas the Scottish one takes other local factors into account. I guess we will just have to live with the temperatures being permanently incorrect on the national forecast as they know the problem yet refuse to address it.

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